The housing and office market are a barometer for attractive cities. Shifting preferences in living, working and consuming ensure changes. Offices are vacant, but housing shortages and price pressure also lead to a changing city. Developments are going fast and functions interact: in the economic game of real estate markets the new city is created.
Providing unique insights
Specialists at Erasmus UPT provide insight into how parties in property markets trade, invest and transform. How? Through our combination of visual (geographical) analysis, technical know-how in the field of modeling and programming, and a focus on actual processes in practice.
Close collaboration in the field of data analysis with various parties from the practice means that our experts can make unique combinations. Our experts are regularly asked to give a (second) opinion on (construction) plans and valuations.
Research with specific attention
The experts at Erasmus UPT carry out research into: the value, the vacancy, and the development and transformation of real estate. With specific attention to the housing market, retail property and commercial real estate.
Questions our specialists research are: Where do public and private parties invest in the housing market and what effects does this yield? Which development scenario provides the highest financial and social return?
Selection of recent projects
Quality of Public Space and House Prices in RotterdamStudy on the relationship between quality of public space as experienced by pedestrians and house prices
Building for independent residentsAnalysis of the planned housing developments in the city of Rotterdam and their impact on the housing offer for socially and economically independent residents
Validation of assessment modelsEvaluation and validation of assessment models used for appraisal of residential and commercial real estate. This project includes an advice on the mathematical consistancy and market conformaty of the models employed
Contact our experts
Jeroen van Haaren MScSenior researcher Urban and Regional Economics
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